Serbia resources

  1. Background document for facilitating consultations on the Roadmap to eliminate child labour including its worst forms in the Republic of Serbia

    31 January 2019

  2. Recommendations for media reporting on child labour in the Republic of Serbia

    31 January 2019

  3. Guidelines for media reporting on child labour in the Republic of Serbia

    31 January 2019

  4. Media reporting on child labour in the Republic of Serbia

    31 January 2019

  5. Rapid Assessment on Child Labour in Agriculture in the Republic of Serbia

    31 January 2019

  6. Proposal to develop the Roadmap to eliminate child labour including its worst forms in the Republic of Serbia: 2018-2022

    31 January 2019

  7. ILO Budapest Newsletter 2018 November

    09 November 2018

    This issue reports on ILO programme developments in the Central and Eastern European region, features new publications and interviews with ILO partners.

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    What does the digital future hold for Serbia?

    05 November 2018

    Organized with ILO assistance, the first annual conference following up on the Digital Agenda for the Western Balkans examined opportunities of a knowledge-based economy in Serbia.

  9. © ILO/Márton Kovács 2023
    Teaching modern vocations: a visit to the Hungarian VET system

    30 October 2018

    On 27 September, 2018, a group of ILO constituents from the Western Balkans, Moldova and Ukraine, participants of the ILO Regional Research Seminar, visited the Budapest Complex Center of Vocational Training (BCCVT) and Manfréd Weiss Vocational School, situated in an industrial complex outside Budapest. Participants gained an insight into Hungary’s TVET-system and specifically into the innovative teaching methods applied at this school.

  10. How do I promote decent work?—Constituents’ voices

    29 October 2018

    On 25-28 September, 2018 the ILO brought together a group of its constituents in Central and Eastern Europe for a training on key labour market and social policy issues in the region. The objective of the training was to provide participants with the latest evidence in order to support them in their role as advocates for the decent work agenda.